Girls Wide Leg Striped Pants Kids Elastic High Waist Drawstring Beach Trousers Teen Casual Baggy Fashion Outfit(Army Green, 9-10 Years)
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Girls Wide Leg Striped Pants Kids Elastic High Waist Drawstring Beach Trousers Teen Casual Baggy Fashion Outfit(Army Green, 9-10 Years)
- Girls linen pants materials: Crafted from soft and breathable fabric,these girls wide leg pants deliver exceptional comfort with a cool-touch finish. The lightweight fabric features moisture-wicking properties to keep little ones fresh in summer, while its stretchy high-waisted design ensures flexibility for all-day.
- Linen pants design: These trousers offer a classic yet modern look. The elastic high waist design provides a flattering fit, plain solid color, loose fit, pull on comfy pants, palazzo pants, flowy pants for girls.
- Functional pockets: Equipped with practical pockets, these school uniform pants with 2 side slant pockets, provide ample space for small, adding both functionality and style to your little girls everyday wear.
- Occasion: The loose pants are ideal for school days, beach, park strolls,travel, party, daily wear, or cozy time at home! Pair with tank tops for spring summer adventures or layer with sweaters for crisp fall days.
- Girls pants easy care: Girls Palazzo pants are machine washable for hassle-free cleaning. Keep the pants fresh and ready to wear in no time.
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